Después de Contorno: David Viñas en la otra orilla
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Centro de Estudios de Teoría y Crítica Literaria.
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Este artículo se ocupa de analizar la presencia de David Viñas en el Uruguay entre 1959 y 1963, a partir de sus contribuciones en el semanario Marcha de Montevideo y de sus afinidades con el entonces director de sus páginas literarias, Ángel Rama.Se exploran artículos poco conocidos de Viñas, entre ellos, “Una generación traicionada” en el que asume dos decepciones políticas recientes del grupo de los intelectuales comprometidos provenientes de Contorno: la de haberse sumado acríticamente al antiperonismo de los liberales, primero, y la de haber confiado más tarde en que Frondizi imprimiría a la política argentina un giro hacia la izquierda. En algún sentido, se trata, para David Viñas, de la escritura del final de Contorno. También se da cuenta dela situación cultural y política de la Argentina, que hace necesaria la intervención fuera del contexto nacional. Se estudia la justificación de las poéticas del realismo en la narrativa y la crítica de David Viñas y se comenta un cuento casi desconocido,“Que sepan la verdad”, publicado en exclusiva para Marchay que no ingresó en el formato libro.
This article deals with David Viñas’ presence in Uruguay, taking into consideration his contributions to the weekly Marcha (Montevideo). It also analizes the intellectual affinities between Viñas and Angel Rama. Scarcely studied articles by Viñas published in Marchaare examined. Among them, “Una generación traicionada” in which he revises two political interventions of his generation which derived in delusion: that of adhering to liberal antiperonism, first, and that of having trusted president Arturo Frondizi to conduct Argentina in a shift to the left. This article can be read as a deferred epilogue to Contorno. We also regard the cultural and political context in Argentina, which compelled Viñas and his group to publish their opinions outside the national boundaries. We study the reasons that justify the poetics of realism both in narrative and criticism in Viñas, and comment an almost forgotten short story, “Que sepan la verdad”, published exclusively for Marcha, a piece that was never republished under the book form.
This article deals with David Viñas’ presence in Uruguay, taking into consideration his contributions to the weekly Marcha (Montevideo). It also analizes the intellectual affinities between Viñas and Angel Rama. Scarcely studied articles by Viñas published in Marchaare examined. Among them, “Una generación traicionada” in which he revises two political interventions of his generation which derived in delusion: that of adhering to liberal antiperonism, first, and that of having trusted president Arturo Frondizi to conduct Argentina in a shift to the left. This article can be read as a deferred epilogue to Contorno. We also regard the cultural and political context in Argentina, which compelled Viñas and his group to publish their opinions outside the national boundaries. We study the reasons that justify the poetics of realism both in narrative and criticism in Viñas, and comment an almost forgotten short story, “Que sepan la verdad”, published exclusively for Marcha, a piece that was never republished under the book form.
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